Malory Towers 4 Books Collection Set by Enid Blyton - 12 Story Boxset - Paperback - Ages 9-14 - Classic Boarding School Fiction Gift Set

Titles in This Set: Collection 1: First Term, Second Form, Third Year Collection 2: Upper Fourth, In the Fifth, Last Term Collection 3: New Term, Summer Term, Winter Term Collection 4: Fun and Games, Secrets, Goodbye Condition: Brand New Format: Paperback Publisher: Hodder Children's Books Age Range: Ages 9-14 Overview: Escape to a windswept Cornish clifftop with Malory Towers, Enid Blyton's much-loved boarding-school saga, presented as a four-volume paperback set collecting all twelve original stories. Follow Darrell Rivers from nervous new girl to confident Head Girl, and later her sister Felicity, through terms packed with friendship, mischief, sporting triumphs and midnight feasts. Each paperback bundles three stories, making this a great-value introduction or complete refresh for young readers who love classic school stories. About the Books: Across the four collections, readers follow an entire generation of girls through Malory Towers. Collection 1 opens with First Term, Second Form and Third Year, introducing Darrell Rivers as she settles in and learns to manage her fiery temper amid new rivalries. Collection 2 - Upper Fourth, In the Fifth and Last Term - sees Darrell take on responsibility as Head Girl, star in the fifth-form pantomime, and face her dramatic final term. Collection 3 shifts focus with New Term, Summer Term and Winter Term, as Darrell's sister Felicity steps into the spotlight, tackling mysterious tricks, a stolen horse and a Christmas concert gone slightly awry. Collection 4 closes the saga with Fun and Games, Secrets and Goodbye, bringing tennis tournaments, a mischievous prankster named Daffy, and Felicity's bittersweet farewell to school. Throughout, Blyton's gentle humour and clear morals about honesty, teamwork and resilience shine through, while later stories were completed by Pamela Cox, continuing the series in Blyton's warm, accessible style. The result is a satisfying arc spanning two sisters' school days, ideal for reading term-by